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Third Call
Third Call follows the story of Cher, a seasoned drag queen determined to save her cherished cabaret while coping with the pain of a recent breakup. Set in São José dos Campos, the film highlights a vibrant collective of LGBTQIAPN+ artists who have turned to art as a means of resisting societal stigma. As Cher embarks on a journey of healing and perseverance, Third Call becomes a powerful celebration of identity, community, and the redemptive strength of performance.
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Third Call follows the story of Cher, a seasoned drag queen determined to save her cherished cabaret while coping with the pain of a recent breakup. Set in São José dos Campos, the film highlights a vibrant collective of LGBTQIAPN+ artists who have turned to art as a means of resisting societal stigma. As Cher embarks on a journey of healing and perseverance, Third Call becomes a powerful celebration of identity, community, and the redemptive strength of performance.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Priscilla Vierros, Priscilla Vierros, Priscilla Vierros
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Studio:Artistas Em Cena, Atores In Foco, J.B. Producoes Cinematograficas Ltd.
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